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Of course, if you know anything about me, then you'll know I like the #1 choice.
Man, I never knew there was a Laverne & Shirley or Gilligan's Planet cartoon! I can only imagine how bad those must've been. Especially the latter. He makes a good point about why they would've built a spaceship to escape the island instead of a boat.
I also liked that Beetlejuice made the list. Most people on the internet I've seen talk about that cartoon bash it because it wasn't like the movie. I personally didn't care that things were changed, and the show was good enough that it made me not care. For one thing, it was the only cartoon around that time that had a protagonist who was not a complete "angel". Sure, shows like Tiny Toons had characters like Plucky Duck who wasn't a saint, either, but he was still perceived by the main characters like Babs and Buster Bunny as being somewhat "bad".
I also remember the WWF cartoon, the Bill & Ted cartoon, and the Teen Wolf cartoon. I don't have hardly any memories of them at all, anymore, though. The latter two don't surprise me as I probably only saw them a couple of times. One thing I do remember about Teen Wolf is that in the movie, everyone knew he was a wolf, but in the cartoon, he had to keep that a secret, and the only memory of any actual events on that cartoon that I have is one where he pretended to be a wax statue so that a guard (or somebody) wouldn't see him as a werewolf. Oh, and another episode I remember is one where the characters all went to this town that was inhabited by people who dressed like 80's-style punk rockers. He turned into the wolf, but no one really noticed or cared because everyone there looked and dressed weird.
I never was that into Alf. I don't think I ever actually watched an episode of the cartoons, but I did see the sitcom a few times. I guess it just wasn't my kind of thing.
I don't remember a Back to the Future cartoon, either. I imagine that could've been a good premise for a cartoon, though. You've got a guy with a time machine, they could go just about anywhere and do anything.
The others I've never heard of or only know of from seeing a few things about them on the internet.I 
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Of course, if you know anything about me, then you'll know I like the #1 choice.
Man, I never knew there was a Laverne & Shirley or Gilligan's Planet cartoon! I can only imagine how bad those must've been. Especially the latter. He makes a good point about why they would've built a spaceship to escape the island instead of a boat.
I also liked that Beetlejuice made the list. Most people on the internet I've seen talk about that cartoon bash it because it wasn't like the movie. I personally didn't care that things were changed, and the show was good enough that it made me not care. For one thing, it was the only cartoon around that time that had a protagonist who was not a complete "angel". Sure, shows like Tiny Toons had characters like Plucky Duck who wasn't a saint, either, but he was still perceived by the main characters like Babs and Buster Bunny as being somewhat "bad".
I also remember the WWF cartoon, the Bill & Ted cartoon, and the Teen Wolf cartoon. I don't have hardly any memories of them at all, anymore, though. The latter two don't surprise me as I probably only saw them a couple of times. One thing I do remember about Teen Wolf is that in the movie, everyone knew he was a wolf, but in the cartoon, he had to keep that a secret, and the only memory of any actual events on that cartoon that I have is one where he pretended to be a wax statue so that a guard (or somebody) wouldn't see him as a werewolf. Oh, and another episode I remember is one where the characters all went to this town that was inhabited by people who dressed like 80's-style punk rockers. He turned into the wolf, but no one really noticed or cared because everyone there looked and dressed weird.
I never was that into Alf. I don't think I ever actually watched an episode of the cartoons, but I did see the sitcom a few times. I guess it just wasn't my kind of thing.
I don't remember a Back to the Future cartoon, either. I imagine that could've been a good premise for a cartoon, though. You've got a guy with a time machine, they could go just about anywhere and do anything.
The others I've never heard of or only know of from seeing a few things about them on the internet.
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